AI Instructor – EU AI Act Article 4

Teach live online classes for managers on the AI literacy duty in Article 4 of the EU AI Act: finding who uses AI, planning training that fits each group and keeping a record of what was done. You teach in English, remotely, from a ready class kit, and you are paid for each class you teach.

What the work is for

YPAI Learn teaches leaders to plan AI literacy in live classes. Your classes take managers from a first reading of Article 4, under which providers and deployers take measures for the AI literacy of their staff and others who operate or use AI systems on their behalf, to a documented literacy programme, and teach them to check it against each group's role, the context of use and the people affected.

The work

• Teach the live class “Map who in your organisation uses AI and what each group needs to know”, 90 minutes, from the class kit.
• Teach the live class “Build and document an AI literacy programme for your staff”, 90 minutes, from the class kit.
• Show live how to read the current text of Article 4: who counts as a provider or a deployer, who counts as staff and others acting on their behalf, and what is left to each organisation.
• Walk learners through a literacy plan for a sample company: user groups, what each group learns, how training matches role and risk, and the record that shows what was done.
• When a learner asks about their own legal position, point them to their own legal adviser: the class teaches how to plan and record a programme, not legal advice.

What to expect

• Classes run live and online in English for managers worldwide, and the application asks about any other languages you teach in.
• The kit for every class has a minute-by-minute plan, slides, speaker notes, a demo and a backup recording, the demo being a literacy plan built for a sample company.
• You teach from your own computer, wherever you work, with a stable connection, a camera, a microphone and the text of the article ready to share.
• Before teaching a class for the first time, you pass that class's instructor test.
• Before a teaching assignment starts, you sign an instructor agreement. It covers pay, confidentiality and how class material may be used.
• Each invitation states the class times and the price learners pay, and you see both before you accept.

What you bring

• An AI literacy or AI training programme you planned or ran in real work, that you can walk through and explain.
• Experience as a trainer, learning and development lead or workshop facilitator, ideally on regulation or compliance topics.
• Patience with managers who are reading EU law for the first time and worry they are already behind.

You need

• Hands-on work with the EU AI Act in an organisation, for example listing the AI systems in use, defining roles or planning staff training.
• A background in compliance, data protection, legal, risk or learning and development.
• Fluent spoken English, the language the classes are taught in.
• 18 years or older.

Good to know

• If outside work needs your employer's approval under your contract, get it before you say yes to an assignment.
• Whether and how often you teach depends on demand for the classes, and every invitation names the time it will take.
• It costs nothing to apply, and no YPAI Learn course has to be bought or taken.

Pay

$10–$24/hr. Rate shown is for your country.

YPAI pays every two weeks for approved work via PayPal, Wise or bank transfer. Work is by invitation after your profile is reviewed.